On the Mountain

Name: On the Mountain
Director: Anya Raza
Released: 2024

Anya Raza 2024

ON THE MOUNTAIN is the story of Rabia Noori, an English teacher from Kabul, and the impossible choice she has to make to save her family. A poetic drama inspired by true events.

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Running Time:

13 min.

Spoken Languages:

Dari, English

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

Anya Raza

Producers:

Anya Raza, Baktash Ahadi, Hila Hamidi

Cinematographers:

Fernando Rocha

Editors:

Michael Rothermel, Ahmad Samara, Anya Raza

Production Companies:

ARC

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